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 1     I|        for the gold signifieth dilection or love; the incense, orison
 2     I|        operation, immovable in dilection, shining in the faith and
 3     I|       that is the plenitude of dilection. Secondly, the perdurable
 4     I|      Secondly, he was heard by dilection. And this is that the Scripture
 5     I|     apostle saith, the fire of dilection shall be perdurable and
 6    II| courage the will of God and of dilection, and without forth he required
 7    II|       make = caused to be made dilection, n, love. dime, n., a tithe.
 8   III|      answered: I have as great dilection in these pains as he that
 9   III|        heat by ardour of great dilection, humour by eagerness of
10   III|      dignity, he was divine by dilection, and far set from worldly
11   III|         and of one meritorious dilection, in like wise that together
12    IV|   faith; the second the ardent dilection; the third the very knowledge
13    IV|        her full of charity and dilection, so is she joyously received,
14   VII| yielded just judgment. Of very dilection or love, he doubting that